Antlers Campground
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Antlers National Forest Campground is situated in the Upper Sacramento Arm. This site offers a decent view of the lake and a boat ramp. Sites offer paved parking, table and a fire pit. A night will run $18 as of May 2010.
Madrone Campground
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Though you'll be a little further from the lake, a good option for free camping is Madrone Campground. This is the spot to get away from the crowds and enjoy some peace and quiet in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
Group Camping At Skunk Point
Skunk Point doesn't sound appealing, but if you have a big group and love the idea of having a reservation, book now. As of May 2010, a group campsite here runs $40. Reservations can be made by calling the National Recreation Reservation Service at 877-444-6777.
Shoreline Camping
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Shoreline camping is also an affordable option with sites running $8 to $9 dollars a night. Such spots as Beehive, Gregory Beach and Lower Salt Creek are open from April 1 to Sept. 15. Jones Inlet and Mariners Point operate from March 1 through Oct.31.
Little Less Rough
Fawndale Oaks RV Park is a full service RV park and campground offering all the comforts of home while campers enjoy Shasta. From a swimming pool and Wi-Fi to full hooks-up, you can camp without roughing it.
Fawndale Oaks RV Park
15015 Fawndale Road
Redding, CA 96003
530-275-0764
office@fawndaleoaksrv.com
Article Written By Brian La Rue
Perched atop the Mile High City, Brian La Rue has written outdoor-related articles since 1999. His features have appeared in magazine's including "Western Outdoors," "Fishing & Hunting News" and "High Country Angler." His work can be seen on "ESPN Outdoors." He holds a bachelor's in communications from Cal State Fullerton.
